[gdal-dev] MBTiles blurry
Even Rouault
even.rouault at spatialys.com
Thu Jun 30 03:07:55 PDT 2022
Kanishk,
>
> And my GDAL commands are:
>
> gdalwarp -srcnodata 0 -dstalpha infile.tif outfile.tif
> gdal_translate -tr 0.035 0.035 -co 'QUALITY=100' -of MBTILES
> outfile.tifoutmbtile.mbtiles
> gdaladdo -r nearest outmbtile.mbtiles2 4 8 16
The above gives a OK result for me with topveiw_sample.tif as input.
Note that you don't need the first gdalwarp step as your file has
already an alpha band.
To improve quality you should add for example -r average to
gdal_translate otherwise nearest neighbour reampling will be used, which
is generally a bad idea.
Same for gdaladdo: you should'nt use nearest neighbour reampling for
good quality
> If I am trying to improve the target resolution even further(reducing -tr value) , it corrupts the output mbtile and a blank or blurred tile gets generated
> Also, the opening option ZOOM_LEVEL seems to error out(Using with -oo "ZOOM_LEVEL=9)
If you look at the output of gdalinfo on the generated mbtiles file,
you'll see that the full resolution is at zoom level 22, and given the
dimensions of the file only 2 overview levels were generated. So the
minimum zoom level at which you can open that file is 20.
Even
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